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Armed police hold 'Hell Week' training in Xinjiang(1/9)

2018-12-07 12:58:39 Globaltimes.cn Editor :Li Yan
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A detachment of the Xinjiang Armed Police Corps held a \

A detachment of the Xinjiang Armed Police Corps held a "Hell Week" training recently. Without pre-arranged planning and notice in advance, the drill was intended to increase the soldiers' sense of crisis and urgency, as well as the capabilities of finding weaknesses and summing up experiences. (Photos: 81.cn)

A detachment of the Xinjiang Armed Police Corps held a \

A detachment of the Xinjiang Armed Police Corps held a "Hell Week" training recently. Without pre-arranged planning and notice in advance, the drill was intended to increase the soldiers' sense of crisis and urgency, as well as the capabilities of finding weaknesses and summing up experiences. (Photos: 81.cn)

A detachment of the Xinjiang Armed Police Corps held a \

A detachment of the Xinjiang Armed Police Corps held a "Hell Week" training recently. Without pre-arranged planning and notice in advance, the drill was intended to increase the soldiers' sense of crisis and urgency, as well as the capabilities of finding weaknesses and summing up experiences. (Photos: 81.cn)

A detachment of the Xinjiang Armed Police Corps held a \

A detachment of the Xinjiang Armed Police Corps held a "Hell Week" training recently. Without pre-arranged planning and notice in advance, the drill was intended to increase the soldiers' sense of crisis and urgency, as well as the capabilities of finding weaknesses and summing up experiences. (Photos: 81.cn)

A detachment of the Xinjiang Armed Police Corps held a \

A detachment of the Xinjiang Armed Police Corps held a "Hell Week" training recently. Without pre-arranged planning and notice in advance, the drill was intended to increase the soldiers' sense of crisis and urgency, as well as the capabilities of finding weaknesses and summing up experiences. (Photos: 81.cn)

A detachment of the Xinjiang Armed Police Corps held a \

A detachment of the Xinjiang Armed Police Corps held a "Hell Week" training recently. Without pre-arranged planning and notice in advance, the drill was intended to increase the soldiers' sense of crisis and urgency, as well as the capabilities of finding weaknesses and summing up experiences. (Photos: 81.cn)

A detachment of the Xinjiang Armed Police Corps held a \

A detachment of the Xinjiang Armed Police Corps held a "Hell Week" training recently. Without pre-arranged planning and notice in advance, the drill was intended to increase the soldiers' sense of crisis and urgency, as well as the capabilities of finding weaknesses and summing up experiences. (Photos: 81.cn)

A detachment of the Xinjiang Armed Police Corps held a \

A detachment of the Xinjiang Armed Police Corps held a "Hell Week" training recently. Without pre-arranged planning and notice in advance, the drill was intended to increase the soldiers' sense of crisis and urgency, as well as the capabilities of finding weaknesses and summing up experiences. (Photos: 81.cn)

A detachment of the Xinjiang Armed Police Corps held a \

A detachment of the Xinjiang Armed Police Corps held a "Hell Week" training recently. Without pre-arranged planning and notice in advance, the drill was intended to increase the soldiers' sense of crisis and urgency, as well as the capabilities of finding weaknesses and summing up experiences. (Photos: 81.cn)

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